Churches Back Program For Saving Of Food
Washington reports fresh support for President Truman s save the grain drive from Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups. Three religious bodies pledge aid with B nai B rith mobilizing 160 000 women to back local conservation committees. Catholic and Protestant leaders call it a religious duty and urge immediate action as Europe s needs mount. Senator Revercomb criticizes grain buying and warns against price inflation while whiskey distillers weigh a 60 day shutdown.
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Washington
Truman
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Europe
Capitol Hill
Revercomb
R-W Va
United States
Bevercombh
Ba'Nai B’rith
Abram Orlow
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
William Borrow Pugh
General Assembly
John T. MacNicholas
Cincinnati
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Thrice A Fair Champion CLASS MEETS The Bright Jewels
Calvary Methodist church held its monthly meeting at Mrs Claude Nehn home with 25 members and guests. President Mrs Robert Reifsnider led hymn Scripture and Lord's Prayer. Program included duets and a solo. Guess boxes awarded. Brush demonstration planned for Oct 30 to benefit the building fund. Refreshments served. P.N. G. meeting of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge held with 21 members present. Next meeting Nov 6 at Lodge Hall. November officers listed. Warfield funeral today in Towson for Henry W Warfield former Adjutant General.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Claude Nehn
North Market Street
Jesse R. Yingling
Twen
Robert Reifsnider
Yingling
Sandra
Jennie Helen
Howard Mayne
Reifsnider
Solo
Sidney L. Hahn
Jene Rippeon
Yirgling
Lester Koogle
Jesse Stup
West Second Street
P.N. G
Esther Miller
Ruth Morgan
Lilian Brown
Katherine Marmor
Mary Angleberger
Warfield
Towson
Henry W Warfield
Marsland
Baltimores
Trimuily Protestant Episcopal Church
Buen
George Young
Leslie Wachter
Ladies Guild
The
Reformed Church of Roch
Ridge
Charles R Troxell
Wesley Dubel
Ralph Dinterman
United Nations Panel Discussed At Hood College
Panel on United Nations topics presented by Hood College professors Dr Olue I Reddick and Dr James Byrne Ranch at the Lutheran church chapel Frederick. Open meeting during the Women's Society monthly gathering addressed what the UN is and how it should be supported.
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United Nations
Olue I Reddick
James Byrne Ranch
Iood Colege
Lutheran Church of
Frederick
Women’s Society of the Church
Afiss
Grace E Liaps
Hood End
Death of Sir Ian Hamilton in London Dims War Veteran
Sir Ian Hamilton 94 long a top British field commander in World War I and head of the Dardanelles expedition died at his London home. The paper notes his distinguished service, and lists several unrelated items from a community column including a forthcoming wedding, a birthday dinner, and church guild activities with local hosts and attendees.
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London
Ian Hamilton
Britain
Bethel Busy Bees Hostesses Welcome Bethel Ladies
Mrs Harold Powell and Mrs Guy Gruzhon hosted Bethel Busy Bees in the parish hall. Mrs Arthur Lambert presided, and the meeting began with a song as Mrs Powell read the Scripture.
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Bethel
Harold Powell
Guy Gruzhon
Parison Hell
Arthur Lambert Preigent
Powell
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Hts
Ruthella Dronenburg
W Verl Fornes, Jr
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Ssturda
C E Keefer
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the News
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Marvin Stambaugh
Floyd Wetzel
Newton Valentine
Sir Ian Hamilton
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
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Hasty Heart
Berger's Book Store
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